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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
7
In a Pittsburgh address dated October 19 1932 Franklin D Roosevelt criticizes federal extravagance and impaired credit. He argues excessive taxation burdens lending capacity and multiplies deficits that force unorthodox financing beyond normal methods.
A special Texas election next August 24 will present multiple proposed constitutional amendments. Highlights include a repeal of the open saloon ban with a statewide liquor power shift, a free official textbooks proposal for all scholastic age children, and changes to officer compensation methods and salary or fee bases. Additional amendments cover legislative session special-conditions submissions, old age assistance, jury trial rights, and courts suspending sentences for certain noncriminal mental health cases.
Fragmentary OCR from Elsie Robinson piece shows反stream of consciousness voice musing on fear hope faith and youth facing a kidnapping story set near Tacoma. The text blends religious quotes, nature imagery, and torn reflections on despair and renewal.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an automobile and a likely named figure, but lacks clear events or detailed facts to form a coherent summary. The snippet suggests a light or casual tone but does not provide names, places, dates, or outcomes to record definitively.
A humorous debate on love, commitment, and domestic life as a man may admire a woman without wanting lifelong binding. The piece muses on romance versus marriage, questioning society’s expectations and the nature of lasting partnership.
A chaotically drafted letter from Norman W. N. of Cent. in 1955 addresses Senator Huey Long and Congressman Macy. It advocates dictatorship style rule, offers wealth shares, and lampoons political figures while urging a youth movement. The writer hints at assassination plans and seeks publicity through supporting a dictator.
Alex Ware assistant football coach at the University of Texas was elected vice principal of Brackenridge High School. He was recommended for the position by Mrs Ora Tee Johnson, who last week was named principal.
A stream of social observations from New York in 1935. The writer recounts visits to H s, Wabster’s at Shippan Point, Bernard Gimbels, and encounters with figures like John Ringling and Noel Coward’s circle. Reflections cover autographs, actors, designers, and fashion, with brief mentions of Emily Whitfield, Harry Acton, and Myrna Loy, plus vivid snapshots of theater life and cultural chatter.
A medical notice explains dysentery caused by the parasite Entamoeba histolytica, warning of carrier transmission and stating more than six million Americans may harbor the parasite. It emphasizes recognizing symptoms, preventing spread, and seeking physician supervision for treatment with intestinal antiseptics over several days.
A fragmented column mocks love marriage faith and money with aphorisms about generosity wealth and misprisions of people. The jumble references wedding cakes vows business fear and social behavior while noting human folly and entanglements in a pithy satirical tone.
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